Parliament Hill with Centennial Flame Tote Bag

Parliament Hill with Centennial Flame Tote BagWynand van Niekerk, the Downtown Sketcher, is a sketch artist with a unique vision and a passion for the urban landscape. His sketches are not mere representations of buildings, but rather windows into the stories behind them. Capturing the character of your favourite city corners. This tote bag is not only a practical accessory but also a piece of "walkable art" that fits your lifestyle wherever you go. The artwork is inspired by iconic locations in

Wynand van Niekerk, the Downtown Sketcher, is a sketch artist with a unique vision and a passion for the urban landscape. His sketches are not mere representations of buildings, but rather windows into the stories behind them. Capturing the character of your favourite city corners.

This tote bag is not only a practical accessory but also a piece of "walkable art" that fits your lifestyle wherever you go. The artwork is inspired by iconic locations in Ottawa, making it a special and personalized item for those who appreciate function, art and travel.

In the foreground, the iconic Centennial Flame burns brightly, which was first lit in 1967 as part of the celebrations for the first 100 years of Canada's Confederacy. In the background, the Parliament Buildings stand majestically on Parliament Hill. These iconic structures are not only the seat of Canada's government but also a cultural hub. 

• Capacity: 12oz
• Heavy canvas tote with gussets
• Size: 15"w x 4"d x 16"h with canvas handles
• Material: 100% cotton
• Designed and made in Canada
• Photo credit: Wynand van Niekerk, @downtownsketcher

Washing instructions: To keep your canvas bags looking their best, we recommend washing them with cool water and a mild detergent. This gentle approach helps preserve the integrity of the material. After washing, simply hang the bags to dry naturally. Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals, as they can compromise the fabric's quality.

Care tips: To prolong the lifespan of your canvas bags, it's advisable to store them in a cool, dry place when not in use. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or high temperatures, as these factors can cause fading and deterioration over time.